The announcement that the grocer was picked for the 800 block of East Washington Avenue had some partisans in a tizzy over the company's non-union status and the owner's campaign contributions.
Lutheran Social Services of Wisconsin and Upper Michigan, Inc. want to borrow up to $795,000 in city funds for low-income housing project on North Side.
The Plan Commission wants developers to try and work out conflicts with adjacent property owners regarding traffic, density and the look of the 127-unit project at 149 E. Wilson St.
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The district is in the process of identifying potential locations for the new school, which Gorrell hopes to have built in the next three to five years, pending voter approval. It would be the first new elementary school for the district since Glacier Edge opened its doors in 2006.
Developers looking to remake parts of a block containing a Frank Lloyd Wright-designed home could generally proceed as planned, under guidelines proposed for the block.
Backers of the proposed Couture high-rise on Milwaukee's downtown lakefront are again seeking state legislation to help clear up a dispute over whether the property can be privately developed.
The development also signals Mayor Tom Barrett's resolve to move ahead on the proposed streetcar, with a planned bigger system down the road, despite legislative efforts to stop it in its tracks.
Mitchell International Airport could sprout a solar farm, with rows of solar panels helping pay the airport's energy costs, under a plan to be reviewed next week by a County Board committee.
J.C. Penney Co. said Wednesday it plans to close 33 "underperforming" stores by early May as part of an effort to turn around the company, including five locations in Wisconsin.
A vacant office building in Milwaukee's Avenues West neighborhood would be remodeled into apartments, with additional units constructed in a separate building as part of the project.
A Whole Foods Market and a Homewood Suites hotel apparently will be part of The Mayfair Collection's second phase, according to a proposal pending before the Wawautosa Common Council. -Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
With new buildings like Couture and Northwestern Mutual's 32-story office tower, the U.S. Bank Center has been overshadowed a bit. But that building is undergoing its own changes.
The Mandel Group's final plans for apartments at the Sendik's Towne Centre include compromises with neighbors that Bob Monnat, Mandel's chief operating officer, said have made it a better project. -Brookfieldnow.com
A city panel gave unanimous preliminary approval to a four-story, 24-unit apartment building that would be the largest market-rate residential development on North Avenue within many blocks.
A proposal to convert a Wauwatosa hotel into housing for Chinese students attending Milwaukee-area private high schools has been recommended for approval by the city Plan Commission.